♡~Three Red Strings Of Fate (Ushijima x Reader x Oikawa)~♡

☆●|| Chapter.Four: Daichi ||●☆

He then sighed and held onto his bag. I saw him glance at the clock from across the room, and then he looked back at me.

"Okay then, but before anything, one last question?"

"Yes?..." I asked nervously as he scratched the back of his head.

"If you're going to Aoba Josiah, then why would you come and take pictures of the Kararsuno volleyball team? Wouldn't it make more sense for you to take pictures and ask for their key or something for over there?"

I then started to think. I only had maybe five seconds to answer him back with a logical answer. An answer that would make sense, but then sound realistic. If I didn't play part in both worlds, I would probably reach somewhat of a downfall when it came to our conversation. I bit my lip slightly and ended up wincing in the process.

I then sighed trying to catch my breath. It was no time for me to panic, but to instead calm down and think. Think about how I could get away with this and be clean of slate. I then decided to open my mouth as the words spilled out.

"I-I...The volleyball coach actually reccomend starting off with this school. He said that you guys were astonishing while playing, and that if I was going to take pictures of any other team, I should start with you. So I made sure to arrange things with the principal. At first he didn't respond to my calls, I still don't think he has actually tried contacting through via email, but according to his secretary, he approved of my plan and gave permission for me to have the combination to the back of the door. I just really want to see the people who inspired Nekoma and so many others. Just like me..." I whispered the last part, but I could tell he heard what I said.

He then nodded and put his bag down right beside the bench. He picked my things off from the seat and put them away in my bag, and then he gave me my dead phone that lay there pathetically. I was so embarrassed remembering how I tried putting an alarm on, but it didn't ring in time because it had died. I took my items and he sighed as he leaned against the wall trying to collect his thoughts.

"Aish, okay. I feel bad about your situation when it comes to your grandparents, so before anything, I'm sorry for your loss."

"It's fine..."

"Okay so, I know this might sound a little weird, but my parents actually are working abroad and I have the house to myself. So if you want, you can come and stay over for the time being until you decide to go back to Tokyo. But if you do, you should try to get a job and we can split 50/50 for chores. You can trust that I'm not a creep or anything."

'Yeah...people who say that...usually are...I wouldn't believe you if I didn't read and love Haikyuu." I chuckled a little as he proceeded.

"I'm offering you this in exchange for your services at both school (meaning photography for the team), and my household. Also, you mentioned you don't have paperwork done because of the fact you don't currently have a household you live in, so I can offer that to you for now and help you set up things from there."

You were amazed by his reaction to this situation. He handled it so responsibly and he seemed very pleased with the proposition he held at hand. You trusted Daichi knowing his character and decided to give it a shot. Thinking about living with him made your head scheme about how you could crack some Daichi x reader ideas. But as soon as he came closer to you, you flinched a bit and nodded as you stood up.

"Thank you Daichi. I'll be sure to move in some time today if that's okay with you-"

Just then, the door had flung wide open exposing both Daichi and I. Daichi was still pretty close to me trying to listen to my explanation, and because of that, our position seemed anywhere but friendly. He didn't seemed fazed by the loud action that was commenced, but I sure was and hop a bit out of slight panic. I then heard what I thought to be hallering childre, and those children had started running in. Because of that, I was able to see who they were.